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# Again, generally cannot refuse patients | # Again, generally cannot refuse patients | ||
# if they are being admitted, and are otherwise stable (do not need monitor) then they should bypass the ED and go through pt flow coordinator | # if they are being admitted, and are otherwise stable (do not need monitor) then they should bypass the ED and go through pt flow coordinator | ||
# When Urgent care closes, pt | # When Urgent care closes, pt gets sent to the ED | ||
# Again FYI the charge nurse about all incoming patients | # Again FYI the charge nurse about all incoming patients | ||
Revisión del 12:42 5 may 2015
Abnormal Lab Callbacks
- Search for patient in Orchid to see if still in ED, discharged, or admitted
- If admitted, tell the tech/rads that they need to call the admitting doctor by calling up to the floor
- Check out what was done for the patients in Provider Notes
- If pt was sent home and you feel they need to be recontacted look up pt contact info - go to Demographics tab in Orchid. If you cannot get a hold of patient, can fill out "telegram" form (on Harbor Intranet --> Departments --> Emergency Department ) and then give it to the clerk.
Outside clinics, MLK, Hubert-Humphrey transfers
- We generally don't refuse any transfers
- However, if the pt is unstable, they should call 911 and go to the nearest hospital
- Inform the charge nurse that there is someone coming and if they need to be monitored d) You generally cannot triage MLK/HH transfers back out to triage...but if we are severely overcrowded (as above) it's acceptable if the attdg is ok with it
Harbor Clinic patients
- Again, generally cannot refuse patients
- if they are being admitted, and are otherwise stable (do not need monitor) then they should bypass the ED and go through pt flow coordinator
- When Urgent care closes, pt gets sent to the ED
- Again FYI the charge nurse about all incoming patients
MAC transfer requests
- Often for "higher level of care"
- Make sure you run the patient by the specialist and admitting team, e.g. multi-trauma pt who needs NSG intervention needs to be accepted by neurosurgery AND trauma
- Good trick: tell MAC to call consultant directly, can then bypass the ED if they have a bed.
